Nanocone Structure Composite Material for Capturing Cancer Cells, Preparation Method Therefor and Use Thereof

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a nanocone structure composite material for capturing cancer cells, a preparation method therefor and the use thereof, which belong to the technical field of medical biomaterials. The method comprises: firstly, electrodepositing a chlorine-doped polypyrrole on the surface of a conductive substrate by using chronoamperometry; then, using chronopotentiometry and selecting a three-electrode mode with a conductive metal as a counter electrode, the conductive substrate deposited with the polypyrrole as a working electrode, and a buffer solution containing pyrrole and biotin as an electrolyte to deposit a nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin material onto the working electrode; and finally, subjecting the working electrode deposited with the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin material to an activation treatment, placing the working electrode in a streptavidin solution for culturing, subjecting the working electrode to a grafting reaction with an antibody, and culturing the working electrode in a BSA solution to obtain a nanocone structure composite material. The method is simple and has low cost; and the nanocone structure in the composite material is stable and can better capture cancer cells and non-destructively release the cancer cells.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention belongs to the technical field of medicalbiomaterials, and relates to a nanocone structure composite material anda preparation method therefor, wherein the nanocone structure compositematerial is used for rapidly capturing cancer cells andnon-destructively releasing the cells.

BACKGROUND ART

Cancer cell separation is of a great significance in the study of basicbiology, the development of clinical diagnosis, and treatment methods.At present, an antibody-antigen specific binding dependent technique forseparating and purifying cancer cells by identifying a marker on thesurface of a target cell membrane is developed. Compared to traditionalbenchtop methods, current platform-based technologies have the advantageof enhancing cell thawing and increasing the purity and captured amountof target cells. Although previous studies have focused on enhancingcapture rate and sensitivity, there is also a lack of non-destructiverelease of cells and rapid capture of cells.

Nanostructured materials have very good performances and effects incancer cell capture. Researchers have prepared a material for capturingand releasing cancer cells using an AAO template method; however, aprocess of removing the template involved in this method is realized bymeans of alkaline etching, which has an impact on the activity ofbiomolecules on the surface of the material; furthermore, the process isrelatively complicated, and the prepared nanocone structure easilyfalls.

By utilizing the reversible doping characteristics and electricalactivity of a polypyrrole, the present invention constructs abiotin-doped conductive polypyrrole platform by means of a dopant, withthe platform being used for the capture and non-destructive release ofEpCAM-positive cancer cells. The dopant can regulate and control themicrostructure of the conductive polymer, which provides a possibilityfor preparing various nanostructures in a convenient, rapid andenvironmentally friendly manner. The present invention constructs ananocone structure composite material using an electrochemicaltemplate-free method, with a simple process, no pollution, a goodmaterial stability, a high capture rate, and non-destructive release ofcancer cells, thereby solving the defects and deficiencies present inthe prior art.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to overcome the defects and deficiencies of the prior art, anobject of the present invention is to provide a method for preparing ananocone structure composite material, i.e. a method for preparing aconductive polypyrrole/biotin nanocone structure composite materialbased on a conductive base. In the present invention, a nanoconestructure composite material for capturing and releasing cancer cells isobtained by doping biotin into a polypyrrole by means of anelectrochemical method to prepare a composite material having a nanoconestructure, and then using a Biotin-Avidin-System (BAS) to graft an EpCAMantibody to the surface of the nanocone structure. The polypyrrolenanocone platform grafted with the EpCAM antibody of the presentinvention has a function of specific adhesion to EpCAM antibody-positivecells such as human colon cancer HCT-116 and human breast cancer cellMCF7, but has a poor adhesion to EpCAM antibody-negative cells such ascervical cancer cell Hela cells.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a nanoconestructure composite material obtained by means of the above-mentionedmethod.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide the use ofthe above-mentioned nanocone structure composite material. The nanoconestructure composite material is used for capturing and non-destructivelyreleasing cancer cells, preferably EpCAM antibody-positive cells.

In order to achieve the objects of the present invention, the technicalsolutions used in the present invention are as follows:

a method for preparing a nanocone structure composite material,comprising the following steps:

(1) electrodeposition of a chlorine-doped polypyrrole onto the surfaceof a conductive substrate, wherein

a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive metal as a counterelectrode, the conductive substrate as a working electrode and asolution containing pyrrole and chloride ions as an electrolytesolution, and chronoamperometry is used to control the electrochemicalreaction to deposit the chlorine-doped polypyrrole onto the surface ofthe conductive substrate;

(2) deposition of a nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin material ontothe surface of a working electrode, wherein

a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive metal as a counterelectrode, the conductive substrate deposited with the chlorine-dopedpolypyrrole, which is prepared in step (1), as the working electrode,and a buffer solution containing pyrrole and biotin as an electrolyte,and chronopotentiometry is used to control the electrochemical reactionto deposit the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin material onto theworking electrode; and

(3) EpCAM antibody grafting, wherein

the working electrode deposited with the nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin material in step (2) is placed in an aqueous solutionof EDC and NHS for an activation treatment, then placed in astreptavidin solution for culturing, then subjected to a graftingreaction with a biotin-modified EpCAM antibody, and cultured in a BSAsolution for a period of time to obtain an EpCAM antibody-graftednanocone structure composite material.

The source of the chloride ions in step (1) is hydrochloric acid orpotassium chloride, preferably hydrochloric acid.

The conductive metal in steps (1) and (2) is a platinum electrode or acopper electrode, preferably a copper electrode.

In step (1), the concentration of the chloride ions in the electrolytesolution is 0.1-0.3 mol/L, and the concentration of the pyrrole is0.1-0.3 mol/L; and the time of the electrochemical reaction in step (1)is 10-50 s.

In step (1), the voltage of the electrochemical reaction is 0.7-1.2 V,preferably 0.8 V; and the conductive substrate is made of titanium,conductive glass, etc.

In step (1), the optimum concentration of the chloride ions is 0.25mol/L, the optimum concentration of the pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L, and theoptimum reaction time is 20 seconds.

The pH of the buffer solution in step (2) is 6.8-7.2, and the current ofthe electrochemical reaction in step (2) is 0.5-2.0 mA/cm²; and

the time of the electrochemical reaction in step (2) is 10-50 min.

In step (2), the concentration of the pyrrole is 0.1-0.3 mol/L, and theconcentration of the biotin is 0.05-0.2 mol/L.

In step (2), the optimum concentration of the pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L, theoptimum concentration of the biotin is 0.1 mol/L, and the optimalreaction time is 40 min.

The concentration of EDC in the aqueous solution of EDC and NHS in step(3) is 0.005-0.015 g/mL and the concentration of NHS is 0.005-0.015g/mL; and the temperature of the activation treatment is normaltemperature, and the time of the activation treatment is 30-60 min; thebiotin-modified EpCAM antibody is purchased from R&D Systems, underproduct name: human EpCAM/TROP-1 biotinylated antibody; the time of thegrafting reaction is 10-20 h, and the temperature of the graftingreaction is 4° C.−8° C.; the concentration of the aqueous streptavidinsolution is 15-40 μg/mL, and the time of the culturing is 40-60 min; andthe mass concentration of the BSA solution is 0.5%-1.5%, and the periodof time is 40-60 min.

The nanocone structure composite material is prepared by means of theabove-mentioned method. The nanocone structure composite materialcomprises a conductive substrate, a polypyrrole, biotin, and anantibody.

The nanocone structure composite material is used for the specificcapture of cancer cells.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingprominent advantages:

(1) in the present invention a conductive polypyrrole/biotin nanoconestructure is constructed using a conductive substrate as a base by meansof a non-polluting, fast and controllable electrochemical method, whichrealizes biotin doping to the polypyrrole;

(2) the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin composite material with aconductive substrate as a base, as constructed by means of anelectrochemical template-free method, is simple in process and has costand can be prepared and produced on a large scale; and the nanoconestructure in the composite material prepared by the present applicationis stable; and

(3) the nanocone structure composite material of the present invention(an EpCAM antibody grafted on the surface of the conductivepolypyrrole/biotin nanocone with a conductive substrate as a base)specifically captures cancer cells and non-destructively releases thecells.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an SEM image of a nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotincomposite material (no antibody grafted) prepared in Example 1;

FIG. 2 is a cyclic voltammetry curve of the nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin composite material (no antibody grafted) prepared inExample 1;

FIG. 3 is laser confocal microscope images of a nanocone structurecomposite material (grafted with an antibody) prepared in Example 5 forspecifically capturing cancer cells, wherein a1 and a2 correspond toHCT116 cells, b1 and b2 correspond to MCF7 cells, and c1 and c2correspond to HeLa cells, with a1 and a2, b1 and b2, and c1 and c2respectively being different magnification factors; and

FIG. 4 is laser confocal microscope images of the capture of MCF7 cancercells by the nanocone structure composite material (EpCAM antibodyfunctionalized) prepared in Example 5 (a) and the release of the MCF7cancer cells under weak potential, short-term stimulation (b).

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be further described in detail below inconjunction with embodiments and accompanying drawings, but this doesnot limit the implementation of the present invention.

Example 1

(1) A sheet-like conductive titanium substrate has a specification of10×10×1 mm³, and the substrate is super-cleaned respectively withdeionized water, 99.7% anhydrous ethanol and 99.5% acetone, each for 20minutes;

(2) a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive substrate as aworking electrode, a copper plate as a counter electrode, a saturatedcalomel electrode as a reference electrode, and an electrolyte solutionhaving a pyrrole concentration of 0.2 mol/L and a hydrochloric acidconcentration of 0.25 mol/L, chronoamperometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 20 seconds, with areaction potential (with respect to the reference electrode) of 0.8 V,to deposit a dense, homogeneous black polypyrrole on the titaniumelectrode, and the titanium electrode is soaked in deionized water toremove unreacted pyrrole and hydrochloric acid from the surface toobtain a titanium electrode deposited with polypyrrole; and

(3) a three-electrode mode is selected, with the titanium electrodedeposited with polypyrrole as a working electrode, a copper plate as acounter electrode, a saturated calomel electrode as a referenceelectrode, and a buffer solution of pyrrole and biotin (the pH of thesolution is 6.8, PBS) as an electrolyte solution, in which theconcentration of pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L and the concentration of biotin is0.1 mol/L, and chronopotentiometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 40 minutes, with areaction current of 1.5 mA, to deposit a nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin complex onto the surface of the working electrode toobtain a nanostructured polypyrrole/biotin composite (no antibodygrafted), i.e. a polypyrrole/biotin material working electrode depositedwith a nanocone structure.

The SEM image of the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin compositematerial (no antibody grafted) of this example is as shown in FIG. 1. Ascan be seen from FIG. 1, a high-density nanocone structure is depositedon the surface of the titanium electrode and is grown perpendicularly tothe surface; and the nanocone structure has an apex outer diameter of 75nm and a vertical height of 500 nm.

The cyclic voltammetry curve of the nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin composite material (no antibody grafted) of thisexample is as shown in FIG. 2. The test conditions are: PBS as anelectrolyte, the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin compositematerial (i.e. the working electrode deposited with the nanoconestructure polypyrrole/biotin material) prepared in Example 1 as aworking electrode, an electrochemical workstation to record a cyclicvoltammetry curve, a sweep speed of 25 mV/s, and 10 cycles of scanning.The results show that the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotincomposite material has better redox properties.

Example 2

(1) A sheet-like conductive substrate (a conductive glass) has aspecification of 10×10×1 mm³, and the substrate is super-cleanedrespectively with deionized water, 99.7% anhydrous ethanol and 99.5%acetone, each for 20 minutes;

(2) a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive substrate as aworking electrode, a copper plate as a counter electrode, a saturatedcalomel electrode as a reference electrode, and an electrolyte solutionhaving a pyrrole concentration of 0.2 mol/L and a hydrochloric acidconcentration of 0.25 mol/L, chronoamperometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 20 seconds, with areaction potential (with respect to the reference electrode) of 0.8 V,to deposit a dense, homogeneous black polypyrrole on the conductiveglass electrode, and the conductive glass electrode is soaked indeionized water to remove unreacted pyrrole and hydrochloric acid fromthe surface to obtain a conductive glass electrode deposited withpolypyrrole; and

(3) a three-electrode mode is selected, with the conductive glasselectrode deposited with polypyrrole as a working electrode, a copperplate as a counter electrode, a saturated calomel electrode as areference electrode, and a buffer solution of pyrrole and biotin (the pHof the solution is 7.2, PBS) as an electrolyte solution, in which theconcentration of pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L and the concentration of biotin is0.05 mol/L, and chronopotentiometry is used to control anelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 40 minutes, with areaction current of 1.5 mA, to deposit a nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin complex onto the surface of the working electrode toobtain a nanostructured polypyrrole/biotin composite (no antibodygrafted). The composite material structure prepared in this example issimilar to that of Example 1, and the electrochemical performancethereof is also similar to that of Example 1.

Example 3

(1) A sheet-like conductive titanium substrate has a specification of10×10×1 mm³, and the substrate is super-cleaned respectively withdeionized water, 99.7% anhydrous ethanol and 99.5% acetone, each for 20minutes;

(2) a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive substrate as aworking electrode, a copper plate as a counter electrode, a saturatedcalomel electrode as a reference electrode, and an electrolyte solutionhaving a pyrrole concentration of 0.2 mol/L and a hydrochloric acidconcentration of 0.25 mol/L, chronoamperometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 20 seconds, with areaction potential (with respect to the reference electrode) of 0.8 V,to deposit a dense, homogeneous black polypyrrole on the titaniumelectrode, and the titanium electrode is soaked in deionized water toremove unreacted pyrrole and hydrochloric acid from the surface toobtain a titanium electrode deposited with polypyrrole; and

(3) a three-electrode mode is selected, with the titanium electrodedeposited with polypyrrole as a working electrode, a copper plate as acounter electrode, a saturated calomel electrode as a referenceelectrode, and a buffer solution of pyrrole and biotin (the pH of thesolution is 6.8, PBS) as an electrolyte solution, in which theconcentration of pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L and the concentration of biotin is0.1 mol/L, and chronopotentiometry is used to control an electrochemicalreaction for a reaction time of 40 minutes, with a reaction current of0.9 mA, to deposit a nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin complex ontothe surface of the working electrode to obtain a nanostructuredpolypyrrole/biotin composite (no antibody grafted). The compositematerial structure prepared in this example is similar to that ofExample 1, and the electrochemical performance thereof is also similarto that of Example 1.

Example 4

(1) A sheet-like conductive titanium substrate has a specification of10×10×1 mm³, and the substrate is super-cleaned respectively withdeionized water, 99.7% anhydrous ethanol and 99.5% acetone, each for 20minutes;

(2) a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductive substrate as aworking electrode, a copper plate as a counter electrode, a saturatedcalomel electrode as a reference electrode, and an electrolyte solutionhaving a pyrrole concentration of 0.2 mol/L and a potassium chlorideconcentration of 0.2 mol/L, chronoamperometry is used to control anelectrochemical reaction for a reaction time of 20 seconds, with areaction potential (with respect to the reference electrode) of 0.8 V,to deposit a dense, homogeneous black polypyrrole on the titaniumelectrode, and the titanium electrode is soaked in deionized water toremove unreacted pyrrole and potassium chloride from the surface toobtain a titanium electrode deposited with polypyrrole; and

(3) a three-electrode mode is selected, with the titanium electrodedeposited with polypyrrole as a working electrode, a copper plate as acounter electrode, a saturated calomel electrode as a referenceelectrode, and a buffer solution of pyrrole and biotin (the pH of thesolution is 6.8, PBS) as an electrolyte solution, in which theconcentration of pyrrole is 0.2 mol/L and the concentration of biotin is0.1 mol/L, and chronopotentiometry is used to control an electrochemicalreaction for a reaction time of 40 minutes, with a reaction current of2.0 mA, to deposit a nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin complex ontothe surface of the working electrode to obtain a nanostructuredpolypyrrole/biotin composite (no antibody grafted). The compositematerial structure prepared in this example is similar to that ofExample 1, and the electrochemical performance thereof is also similarto that of Example 1.

Example 5

The working electrode deposited with the nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin material as prepared in Example 1 is soaked in 10 mLof an aqueous solution of EDC (0.095 g) and NHS (0.061 g), undergoes anactivation treatment for 45 minutes at normal temperature, and is rinsed3 times with ultrapure water, the nanocone structure polypyrrole/biotinmaterial on the working electrode is activated, and the workingelectrode is soaked in 50 μL of an aqueous solution of streptavidin (20μg/mL) for 1 hour (normal temperature), taken out and rinsed 3 timeswith ultrapure water; the working electrode is re-soaked in a solutionof biotin-modified EpCAM antibody (human EpCAM/TROP-1 biotin antibody,R&D Systems) (10 μg/mL, lx PBS as a solvent (1×PBS refers to theconcentration used during cell culture)), cultured for 12 hours in a 4°C. environment, washed 3 times with a PBS solution (standard PBS usedduring cell culture), then soaked in a BSA protein solution (1 wt %,1×PBS as a solvent) for 1 hour of culture at room temperature forreducing non-specific binding, and finally washed three times with PBSto obtain a nanocone structure composite material.

The nanocone structure composite material prepared in Example 5 istested for the effect of capturing and releasing cancer cells:

(A) the nanocone structure composite material prepared in Example 5 isused for specifically capturing cancer cells, and the results thereof(laser confocal microscope image) are as shown in FIG. 3, wherein a1 anda2 correspond to HCT116 cells, b1 and b2 correspond to MCF7 cells, andc1 and c2 correspond to HeLa cells, with a1 and a2, b1 and b2, and c1and c2 respectively being different magnification factors.

HCT116 and MCF7 are respectively human colon cancer cells and humanbreast cancer cells, and can specifically recognize EpCAM antibodies;and Hela cells are cervical cancer cells and cannot specificallyrecognize EpCAM antibodies. After co-culturing the nanocone compositematerial and cancer cells at a concentration of 2×10⁵/mL for 15 minutes,HCT116 cells (FIG. 3(a)) and MCF7 cells (FIG. 3(b)) are adhered to thesurface of the material in large amounts, with the cell density of theHCT116 cells on the surface of the material being 260±25/mm² and thecell density of the MCF7 cells on the surface of the material being252±18/mm². In contrast, HeLa cells (FIG. 3(c)) are difficult to adhereto the surface of the EpCAM antibody-functionalized polypyrrole nanoconestructure in a short time, and the cell density on the surface of thematerial is only 41±9/mm².

(B) The nanocone structure composite material prepared in Example 5 istested for cancer cell release.

Human colon cancer cells HCT-116, human breast cancer cells MCF7 andcervical cancer cells Hela are cultured, with the cell medium being anα-MEM medium of fetal bovine serum (FBS) having a volume fraction of10%. The HCT-116, MCF-7 and HeLa cells are cultured in a constanttemperature incubator at 37° C. and with 5% CO₂, and the medium ischanged once every 2 days depending on solution conditions. When thecell spread density reaches 70%-80%, the cells are passaged orinoculated onto the surface of the material, with the cell inoculationdensity being 2×10⁵/mL. For the cell inoculation, the sample is closelyadhered to the bottom of a perforated 48-well plate. Each hole isdesigned as a three-electrode electrolytic cell, with the nanoconestructure composite material as a working electrode, a platinum wire asa counter electrode, and Ag/AgCl as a reference electrode. Theinoculated cells are subjected to Actin skeleton staining and thenobserved by means of laser confocal microscopy. The laser confocalmicroscope image of capturing MCF7 cancer cells by the nanoconestructure composite material (EpCAM antibody functionalized) prepared inExample 5 is as shown in FIG. 4(a).

An electrochemical workstation is used to apply a voltage to anelectrolytic cell for culturing the cells. The voltage is 0.8 V and theelectrical stimulation time is 15 seconds. The laser confocal microscopeimage of the release of MCF7 cancer cells under short-term, weakpotential stimulation is as shown in FIG. 4(b). It can be seen from thecomparison between (a) and (b) that after the nanocone structurecomposite material captures the cells, the MCF7 cancer cells on thesurface of the material are substantially released under the short-term,weak potential stimulation.

1. A method for preparing a nanocone structure composite material,characterized by comprising the following steps: (1) electrodepositionof a chlorine-doped polypyrrole onto the surface of a conductivesubstrate, wherein a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductivemetal as a counter electrode, the conductive substrate as a workingelectrode and a solution containing pyrrole and chloride ions as anelectrolyte solution, and chronoamperometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction to deposit the chlorine-doped polypyrrole ontothe surface of the conductive substrate; (2) deposition of a nanoconestructure polypyrrole/biotin material onto the surface of a workingelectrode, wherein a three-electrode mode is selected, with a conductivemetal as a counter electrode, the conductive substrate deposited withthe chlorine-doped polypyrrole, which is prepared in step (1), as theworking electrode, and a buffer solution containing pyrrole and biotinas an electrolyte, and chronopotentiometry is used to control theelectrochemical reaction to deposit the nanocone structurepolypyrrole/biotin material onto the working electrode; and (3) EpCAMantibody grafting, wherein the working electrode deposited with thenanocone structure polypyrrole/biotin material in step (2) is placed inan aqueous solution of EDC and NHS for an activation treatment, thenplaced in a streptavidin solution for culturing, then subjected to agrafting reaction with a biotin-modified EpCAM antibody, and cultured ina BSA solution for a period of time to obtain an EpCAM antibody-graftednanocone structure composite material.
 2. The method for preparing ananocone structure composite material according to claim 1,characterized in that the pH of the buffer solution in step (2) is6.8-7.2, and the current of the electrochemical reaction in step (2) is0.5-2.0 mA/cm².
 3. The method for preparing a nanocone structurecomposite material according to claim 1, characterized in that thesource of the chloride ions in step (1) is hydrochloric acid orpotassium chloride; and the conductive metal in steps (1) and (2) is aplatinum electrode or a copper electrode.
 4. The method for preparing ananocone structure composite material according to claim 3,characterized in that the source of the chloride ions in step (1) ishydrochloric acid; and the conductive metal in steps (1) and (2) is acopper electrode.
 5. The method for preparing a nanocone structurecomposite material according to claim 1, characterized in that the timeof the electrochemical reaction in step (1) is 10-50 s; the voltage ofthe electrochemical reaction in step (1) is 0.7-1.2 V; and the time ofthe electrochemical reaction in step (2) is 10-50 min.
 6. The method forpreparing a nanocone structure composite material according to claim 1,characterized in that in step (1), the concentration of the chlorideions in the electrolyte solution is 0.1-0.3 mol/L, and the concentrationof the pyrrole is 0.1-0.3 mol/L; and in step (2), the concentration ofthe pyrrole is 0.1-0.3 mol/L, and the concentration of the biotin is0.05-0.2 mol/L.
 7. The method for preparing a nanocone structurecomposite material according to claim 1, characterized in that in step(3), the time of the grafting reaction is 10-20 h, and the temperatureof the grafting reaction is 4° C.-8° C.; the temperature of theactivation treatment is normal temperature, and the time of theactivation treatment is 30-60 min; the time of the culturing is 40-60min; and the period of time is 40-60 min.
 8. The method for preparing ananocone structure composite material according to claim 1,characterized in that the concentration of EDC in the aqueous solutionof EDC and NHS in step (3) is 0.005-0.015 g/mL and the concentration ofNHS is 0.005-0.015 g/mL; and the concentration of the aqueousstreptavidin solution is 15-40 μg/mL, and the mass concentration of theBSA solution is 0.5%-1.5%.
 9. A nanocone structure composite materialobtained by means of the method of claim
 1. 10. The use of the nanoconestructure composite material according to claim 9, characterized in thatthe nanocone structure composite material is used for the specificcapture of cancer cells.
 11. A nanocone structure composite materialobtained by means of the method of claim
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 3. 13. Ananocone structure composite material obtained by means of the method ofclaim
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 7. 17. Ananocone structure composite material obtained by means of the method ofclaim 8.